Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 478 | They will View more quotes about believe">believe that she was taken by rencers and presumably done away with, or possibly enslaved. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 475 | As you are not marked, it would be highly unlikely I could palm you off as a slave. |
| 27 | 476 | Who would believe it? On the other hand, who would expect a rencer captive to be branded, at least until one got as far as an iron. |
| 27 | 477 | Too, given what I told our friend, Plenius, the fellow I saved from the sand, my former keeper, they will be unlikely to associate you with the Lady Ina. |
| 27 | 478 | They will believe that she was taken by rencers and presumably done away with, or possibly enslaved. |
| 27 | 479 | You should not be in much danger, really. |
| 27 | 480 | At least I hope not. |
| 27 | 481 | Remember that they have never seen the face of the Lady Ina, not fully, for she was always veiled when in their vicinity. |
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As you are not marked, it would be highly unlikely I could palm you off as a slave.
Who would believe it? On the other hand, who would expect a rencer captive to be branded, at least until one got as far as an iron.
Too, given what I told our friend, Plenius, the fellow I saved from the sand, my former keeper, they will be unlikely to associate you with the Lady Ina.
They will believe that she was taken by rencers and presumably done away with, or possibly enslaved.
You should not be in much danger, really.
At least I hope not.
Remember that they have never seen the face of the Lady Ina, not fully, for she was always veiled when in their vicinity.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)